so beautiful love it

what are the chartreuse plants?

What kind of roses are these and what zone?

same questions! thanks.

Thank you for the comments: chartreuse is : Spirea compacta' Limelight', roses are: Rosa 'Ausblush', which also looks very nice with the compacta blooming as well. We are zone 6a-b

amazing.....delighted to see this......

beautifullllllll

Made my day - dreary, cold and rainy in New England right now. Reminds me of the spring, just around the corner. Thanks!

Is the Salvia an Annual or Perennial?

That is a perennial.

gorgeous colour combination

Love this!

Salvia'midnight'

These are saliva. Go to a reputable garden store to get them, not Home Depot or Lowes.

I got mine at Home Depot. I think they look beautiful. I would like to know what the light green plant is?

Absolutely beautiful!

Love this and have now copied it, instead of using the spirea since it can get big, I used licorice lemon plants which are annuals not perrineals. I grouped three plants together to form a bush effect. I used salvia cathedral . I could not find the rosé bush so I bought double pink knockouts. It looks stunning. I have people stop their cars and look. Love it!,

what is the name of the roses and what is the green plant between the saliva? This is absolutely beautiful.

Will these plants grow if I have oak trees in the back of the fence? It gets plenty of sun, just concerned about oak leaves.

Do the spirea compacta limelight do ok in the sun?

The dark blue flowers are Salvia 'May Night'. The light blue are Nepeta 'Walker's Low' and the chartreuse plant is Alchemilla Mollis or Lady's Mantle is the more common name. they are hardy to Zone 3 and are all perennial. I have done well with them over the years in my Zone 3 garden and they are really a beautiful combination. Pair with irises and peonies for a stunning display!